Annapolis, MD | October 28, 2005
To
schedule a phone or in-person interview or for more information, please contact
Anthony Souza, 410.897.0700 or 800.992.5359. LIFE
EVENTS
pro-life
lectures Presented by Defend Life, Barry Sullivan, a nuclear
engineer and father of two adopted children, will give a pro-life talk, "Sowing
Seeds in the Fields of Life and Harvesting a Lifetime of Joy," on Friday,
Oct. 28, 8 p.m., at St. Mary Church, Hagerstown, MD.
(Please note: This is a change of location from the Church of
the Annunciation Parish Hall, Washington, DC.) Contact Missy Smith, (202) 337-1966.
Mr. Sullivan's talk will include inspiring stories about his experiences with
pro-life activities, politics and everyday life. Additionally,
from Tuesday, Nov. 15 - Thursday, Nov. 17, Molly Kelly, the heroic founder
of the chastity movement, and Mark Houck, will be in the Washington area and are
available to speak. To schedule them to speak at your church or school, please
contact Mary Anne Czapla, (410) 256-9070.
First come, first served!
"The Great Stem Cell Debate: What Young Catholic Professionals Need to
Know" will be presented Tuesday, Nov. 1, 8:15 p.m.-9:15 p.m. This
"evening of conversation" will be hosted at the Tenley Study Center,
4300 Garrison St., NW, Washington, DC, and the speaker will be Mr. William Saunders,
Director and Senior Fellow of the Center for Human Life and Bioethics, Family
Research Council. For more information, please call (202) 362-2419.

Part-Time
Fundraising Specialist: Maryland faith-based pro-life organization, dedicated
to housing/assisting women in crisis pregnancies, seeks a seasoned fundraising
professional for our Bowie office. Responsibilities: manage all facets of a fundraising
program including major events, donor relations, annual fund, direct mail campaigns,
planned giving, and corporate and foundation relations. Requirements include a
Bachelor's degree; demonstrated successful fundraising experience, excellent writing
and interpersonal skills. We offer a generous starting salary plus option for
benefits. For immediate consideration, please fax resume/references, in confidence,
to: (301) 262-5389 or e-mail gp.director@verizon.net.
We are an Equal Opportunity Employer. The
Rockville Pregnancy Center in Rockville, MD, has three job openings. All applicants
must be pro-life and committed Christians. If you are interested, fax a resume
to (301) 770-0538, or e-mail Gail Tierney at gail@rcpc.org. ·
Physician, physician's assistant (PA) or nurse practitioner (NP): This is
a part-time, paid position with benefits. Applicants must have a current license.
Responsibilities will include providing sonograms and counseling for abortion-vulnerable
clients, performing STD testing, overseeing and training medical volunteers, and
providing outreach to the medical community. Ultrasound training will be provided,
but preference will be given to applicants who have ultrasound experience.
· Director for our abstinence program: This is a full-time, paid
position with benefits. Applicants must have strong communication and public speaking
skills and be convinced abstinence is the only means to sexual health outside
of marriage. A strong, biblical understanding of Gods plan for sex and the
ability to testify to your convictions and lifestyle are integral elements of
the teaching.
· Development Assistant: This will be a part-time, paid position
with benefits. Responsibilities will include cultivating individual donor and
church relations, managing a speaker's bureau, managing the church liaisons, locating
event sponsors, recruiting event volunteers, and related administrative work.
Applicants should have a bachelor's degree in marketing/public relations (or related
field) or equivalent experience. Must possess strong communication skills and
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prayer and memorial A Life Chain will take place
in Rockville, MD, at 966 Hungerford Dr. and North Campus Dr., on Sunday, Nov.
6. Contact Cathy Roth, (301)
972- 5444. (Life Chain is a peaceful and prayerful witness of pro-life Americans
standing for one hour praying for our nation and for an end to abortion.)
The Sixth Annual Memorial Mass for children lost to miscarriage,
stillbirth, abortion, illness, injury or in service to our country will be celebrated
on Tuesday, Nov. 8, at 7 p.m., at St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church,
located at 116 E. Second St., Frederick, MD. For more information, please call
Jody Hammond at (301) 865-9267.
pro-life conference, convention A conference titled
The Gospel of Life and the Theology of the Body: John Paul II as Interpreter
of the Second Vatican Council will take place at Catholic University
of America's Pryzbyla Center 7-9 p.m., Friday, Nov. 11, and 9-5 p.m., Saturday,
Nov. 12. Sponsored by the John Paul II Institute for Studies on Marriage and
Family, the conference will mark the anniversary of two vital Church documents,
Gaudium et Spes (1965) and Evangelium Vitae (1995). Admission to
the conference is $25/person, $40/couple or $10/student. To download a schedule
of the conference, click here.
For more information, contact Nick Bagileo,
(202) 536-9693. On Saturday, Nov. 12, "Maryland Unites for
Life: Together We Stand" will be presented by Maryland Right to
Life (MDRTL) and cosponsored by several Maryland pro-life ministries. The event
is a Pro-life Education Convention and Awards Banquet, which will be hosted
at the Baltimore Inner Harbor Holiday Inn, beginning at 9 a.m., and concluding
with a reception and banquet at 6 p.m. The convention will bring together local
and national pro-life experts speaking on a broad range of topics, so that you
can learn what you need to know about critical pro-life issues. For more information,
or to download a registration form and schedule, click here.
To contact MDRTL, call (410) 269-6397 or (301) 858-8304 or e-mail mdrtl@mdrtl.org.
volunteer, support pregnancy centers Interested
in volunteering your time to help support women choose life? The Northwest
Center will be holding a volunteer training for those interested in becoming
pregnancy help counselors and supporting pro-life work within the community, on
Saturday, Nov. 12, and Saturday, Dec. 3, 10 a.m.-4 p.m., at The
Catholic University of America's campus ministry office. Bilingual skills are
especially helpful but not required. For more information and to register for
the training, please contact Jenny or Lexie at (202) 483-7008 or northwestcenter@verizon.net. The
Northwest Center will participate in the 18th annual Fannie Mae Foundation
Help The Homeless Walk on the National Mall in Washington, DC, on Saturday,
Nov. 19, beginning at 9 a.m. You can support The Northwest Center Maternity
Home Program by choosing "NHOME" as the beneficiary organization, your
entrance fee and all funds raised will go directly towards serving homeless pregnant
women and women with young children in Washington, DC. For more information and
to register, click here.
On
Friday, Dec. 9, the Greater Baltimore Crisis Pregnancy Center is hosting a benefit
concert featuring GLAD, America's most enduring contemporary vocal band. Call
(410) 243-8680 for more information.
healing retreat
A Rachel's Vineyard weekend retreat will be presented in Northern
Virginia, beginning Friday, Nov. 18 and ending Sunday, Nov. 20.
The retreat weekend, designed for a small group of participants, offers a supportive,
confidential atmosphere and "a psychological and spiritual journey for healing
after abortion." For more information, click here,
or contact Miriam,
(703) 729-7998.
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to continue to achieve VICTORIES for Innocent Human Life. · If you can
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us. Internships are available. · Please pray for Pro-Life Maryland as
we work to soften hearts for the innocent.
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